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... man whom with justice regarded as the sole cause his wife's transgression. After many attempt* obtain satisfaction Cardigan, lie armed himself w '. formidable thong of bullock's hide, and proceeded to deuce of the culprit, whom bestowed flagellation ciently ...
... Baltiol: Charles Ingram Ford and Jos.D.ouel. ; John F..W. I’antooaod Ja- Gras •ell, t idxer-iis John Jos. and Benj. H. Banner, Fellows St. John’s. Thursday la-1, the following Degrees were conferred Uoehd.tr* Art*: John Law, F.xeler; Fras. Hole. iv.ieen’s; King ...
... west rdering his son John to light a candle and comnu | to the yard. Ross. Stapleton followed his son gade ately, and his brother-in-law, fires 1 Phelan, outside, armed with a pistol, the “ala s of which he lodge d in the body of John briga ae — — win was ...
... Lloyd. first of these gentlemen, together with Mr. Vt m. Acton and the Rev. John Hodges, were the same time elected into the Corporation, in the room of Mr. John Acton, deceased, John Salwey, Esq. and Sir illiam Rouse Bonghton, Burt, whose election void by ...
... inhabitants of Europe. A Carlist plot was recently discovered at Santillana-de-la-Mar, which led to the seizure of 300 stand of arms, landed for the use of the rebels. Tue Exvections.—Including the returns received to- day, there have been, altogether, 443 ...
... down in con- siderable, nay immense numbers, to the scene of conflict, and several posts of the National Guard had been dis- armed. At the time that these sad scenes were passing, at the other extremity of Paris, near the Jardin des Plantes, the people collected ...
... officer. Sir John married one of the daughters of the llev. R. Pyndar, of Aroley, in this county. . . Tjie formation of Auxiliary Bibltf Societiea throughout the Principality of Wales t« rapidly extending. Meetings have been recently held at Cardigan, Bridgend ...
... Croydon .. rioter il'.‘7 Liverpool Manchetler .'»3'2S Vofk North Midland 2.'»iO Suodkn Dkath ok Mr. John Gkikvb. —We reget aimounrc the death of Mr. John (Jrievc, sen., the celebrated scene painter, for many years connected with the Theatres Royal. It appears ...
... -Tea®’ .pi Mr. John Walker, of Westinglon, near Broiny**’ pi Assignees of the said Bankrupt) particulars ' I known. -- I Notice to Debtor! and Creditors. . ALL Persoos having any Claim or De® the Estate or Effects of the !ate Mr. JOHN Stof Newhall, in ...
... offices of Mr. John Stratford Collins. Solicitor, Ross; Mr. Cleave, Solicitor, Hereford ; or Mr. Collins, Solicitor, Ledbury, who will appoint person to shew tbe premises. All Letters must be post-paid. To the Creditor! of the tale JOHN PERROTT NOEL, Eeq ...
... vacant the Whig Attorney ami Solicitor-General will not have the offer the option.— John bull. The Committee appointed to make arrangements for the trial the Karl Cardigan, met again on Tuesday the Conference Chamber. The Noble Karl has retained Sir William ...
... army was allowed to retreat with their arms and the honours of war. The Gazette of Friday announces that his Majesty has been pleased to confer the honour of Knighthood upon Lieut.-Gen. John Smith, R A. and John Rennie, Esq. of Whitehall-place. The Duke ...